Is it good for beach glass?
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My quick answer is probably not....this little drill press doesn't have a lot of power, but I'm not familiar with drilling any kind of glass. I suppose with the right bit it's possible but I suspect even the slowest speed available on it might be too fast for glass. It's not a big investment tool-wise so it might be worth the try. I've been using this a lot for my wood items, many thousands of holes drilled at this point and it's holding up just fine. Hope this helps, good luck!
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With the appropriate bit, diamond tip is best, and coolant, it should work well.
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I can see it working great for that purpose. still, mine broke in a couple of weeks so handle with care. also consider that this will most likely only attach to glass.
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It is recommended for Granite and a list of others and cleans all natural stone. I wouldn't try it on any glass though.
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I mostly use it for metal. I've tried one drinking glass. The cut is fairly shallow so it won't be a sand blast effect which would be deeper. If you try different bits and use heavier glass, you might get better results.
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I used it on metal and it do a pretty good job for no bigger than it is. I've never used it on glass. You don't need any special tools.
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Yes! Its glass and would work well for that... I use mine for dressing to pour off the oil.
1006858
I would use it only as designed for the beach. Any other application would be a waste of money.
2015989
Beach use is exactly why I bought mine because the plastic ones are so crappy. I've had good luck using this on the beach!
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Yes, I used it on a glass totem outside. It has been exposed to Texas weather and has held up well.
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yes you can. it'll dry just like on any other non-porous surface, but you can scrape it off with a razor blade and the glass will be fine underneath.
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I think so. If you read quite a lot of reviews, you'll probably see that it's made of a different strength of glass than some, so it may be more sturdy. Good luck with your purchase!
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i dont know.i dont want to try it. because i realy dont want to buy again. it is made by glass,i tkink it should to be used carefuly.
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No. This is a mild abrasive designed to remove the buildup of sap, insect debris etc. If the glass is scratched, this won't work.
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Yes, but don't let it get wet. Also, it leaves a gritty coating that you can see and feel. I painted the edges of a side table that had glass "rocks" and had to scrub it off the glass as it looked and felt icky. I also painted a thin line around a light switch cover and you can feel the grittiness. Doesn't really work for outdoor items, as by the time the sun sets, the glow is feeble. Works great indoors, though!
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Wow, I'd never heard of that--micarta. My guess is: probably. I have repeated first hand knowledge that it can glue glass to glass. It can also glue wood to melamine. It can even glue the soles back on to tennis shoes. But I don't know about the product your are asking about. I would give it a shot though. Even if it doesn't it is a great glue to own.
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I did not use it on glass but I used it on marble that was small border pieces and it worked well.
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I am sure you could, but I don't think it will be strong enough and will eventually come off. I would get a product that was silicone based and takes glass. This is great for wood, plastic on wood but glass on glass, I will not recommend it. But I will say, this is still a very good product for many many uses.